Everex’s Cloudbook and Sony’s Vaio Premium SZ are very different machines. The former is an efficient little budget subnotebook that costs only $399, but has better specifications than the ...

Acer has unveiled the Aspire One Cloudbook 11 and 14, a pair of thin-and-light Windows 10 portables that promise a 'real' PC experience even if you're on a shoestring budget.

Everex’s Cloudbook is a scrappy fella that could pose a challenge to its only serious rival if more time is spent perfecting the rough cut of Linux that hobbles it. The hardware is stout and ...

We've talked about the Everex Cloudbook before and its heartier specs than the similar Eee PC, but now that the first units are being shipped out, there are some surprising flaws with the system ...

With only 16GB available internally on the Acer’s most affordable Cloudbook, most of that is assuredly going to be filled with mandatory Windows update files and the like.

Microsoft ‘Cloudbook’ minimum specs appear comparable to Chromebook’s By Jon Martindale Published April 21, 2017 ...

The CloudBook would seem to have a big edge as its Via C7-M chip set runs at 1.2GHz, or double the 600MHz of the Eee’s Celeron chip (a still-unfixed BIOS prevents the Eee from attaining its ...

“The CloudBook is definitely better than a standard notebook PC.” Kim recommends against upgrading the 4,200 rpm, 30GB drive to a faster, larger one, warning that it will void Everex’s warranty.

The Cloudbook seems like a very compelling alternative to the Eee and could potentially provide better value. The decision to use a regular hard drive rather than flash-based storage implies some ...

Acer has now launched the 32GB version of its Aspire One Cloudbook 11, with Windows 10 pre-installed, for the price of $189.99. The 16GB model, priced at $169.99, has yet to be released.

CloudBook available from Walmart this month Watch out ASUS, Everex is on your tail! At CES today, Everex announced the CloudBook, a new entrant to the market for ultra-small portable computers in ...

The CloudBook uses a 1.2-GHz Via processor, compared with the Eee’s 900-MHz Intel Celeron processor. However, the Eee’s BIOS currently lets it operate only at 600 MHz.